102th H.S.M study 2017년 4월 22일

여러분 죄송합니다. 제가 개인업무로 인하여 또 빠지게 되었네요.....참석하시는 분들이라도 제몫까지 열공해주세요 오픽하고 모던패밀리는 지금 올릴수 없는 상황이라서요 토픽을 몇개 더 올리도록 하겠습니다 OPIC - 모던패밀리 1화 다시 불러옵니다 -       < study curriculum >    1. Small Talk and self introduction    2. 대박패턴 시험 - 당분간 쉽니다. 3. American drama or movie    - Modern family or Notting Hill  - 진행방식:  약 3분이내의 자막을 올려드립니다. 외워오셔서 돌아가면서 롤플레이합니다.  4 .OPIC  - 토픽에 대한 답변을 1분30초 정도로 준비해주세요  5. Easy english - 두명이 1팀으로 짝을 지어서 진행합니다.   - 5분간 dialog 역할 분담하여 외우기    - role play   - 역할 바꿔서 외우기   6. Free talking   - 인원에 따라 2~3팀으로 나누어 토픽에 관련하여 대화나누기   - 토픽을 먼저 리딩하고 주요표현 리뷰한 후 시작하거나, 그냥 시작은 팀의 자율   - main topic이 일찍 마무리되면 extra topic에 대해서 free talking 해도 무방   to staff - 토픽 출력 부탁합니다~~ easy english 4월 22일자 부탁드립니다~~~~^^ 입트영 4월 22일자 부탁드립니다. (없으면 최신걸로 부탁드려요~ )   첨부 파일 출력해주세요 [Topic1- Best College Majors by Salary]While some go to college to expand their mind and cultivate themselves, others have a far more mercenary goal in mind: They just want to make money. There’s nothing wrong with either choice. However, the reason you choose to go to college will impact what major you decide to take. If you’re looking to make a lot of money right out of college, these are majors you should look into. All figures are from PayScale.com.Computer ScienceDifferent from computer engineering which deals with hardware, computer science is the discipline dedicated to computer software. It’s probably not too surprising that computer science majors are among the top earning majors in the United States, or that they are highly employable. As the world increasingly becomes plugged in at all times (think mobile technology and the apps boom), computer science majors might not even need employment in many cases — they might be able to get by just by freelancing or by making their own products and selling them directly to the public. Computer science majors start out earning just over $52,000 per year and are earning $98,000 per year by the time they move into mid-career.EconomicsYou’ve probably noticed a pattern by now: Virtually all of the top paying college majors require a lot of math. Economics is no exception to this rule, but it’s probably the closest thing to a humanity that we’ve seen on the list so far. You’ll definitely be reading a lot of stuff that isn’t math when you pursue an economics degree, but you’re also going to be crunching a lot of numbers. Still, it doesn’t take an economics major to figure out that making $47,000 a year once you get out of college isn’t bad and earning $94,000 annually at mid-career is nothing to sneeze at, either. [Questions.]1.당신의 전공을 선택하게 된 계기는 무엇인가요?2.우리나라에서는 어떤 전공이 가장 수요가 많고, 수익성이 높을까요?3.만약 당신이 과거로 돌아가 전공을 바꾼다면?4.당신의 적성과 전공이 잘 맞는다고 생각하나요?5.우리는 대개 우리가 뭘 잘하는지 모릅니다. 적성검사를 받아보셨나요?6.당신의 약한 부분을 키우는 걸 선호하나요, 강점을 더 크게 만드는 걸 선호하나요? [Topic2- A smoke-free country? New Zealand taxes aim for it]WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — There are smoke-free bars, smoke-free parks, even smoke-free college campuses. But a smoke-free country?New Zealand's government on Thursday squeezed smokers more than ever by announcing a 40 percent hike in tobacco taxes over the next four years. Prices here are already among the highest in the world, and by 2016 they will top 20 New Zealand dollars ($15) a pack on average.Officials hope higher taxes and new restrictions will bring the nation of 4.4 million closer to a recent pledge to snuff out the habit entirely by 2025. Other countries have lauded the idea of trying to wean their populace off tobacco, but few, if any, have been willing to put a date on it.Health officials here are so serious they recently considered hiking the cost of a pack of cigarettes to 100 New Zealand dollars ($75). Although that idea was dismissed, another measure, which will force retailers to hide cigarettes below the counter rather than putting them on display, will come into effect in July.Smoking rates among New Zealand adults have fallen from about 30 percent in 1986 to about 20 percent today. Cigarette sales have fallen more sharply, suggesting that even people who haven't quit cut back as prices rose.People who are still smoking aren't happy about where prices are going.Chris Hobman said the cost is "horrendous" and could drive some low-income people to commit crimes to support their habit. He said the government needs to provide more support and alternatives to smokers if it's serious about making them quit.Wellington resident Hayley Mauriohooho, who has smoked for about 20 years, said that although it would be good if more people quit, higher taxes won't stop her.The New Zealand branch of cigarette company British American Tobacco says the tax increases will force consumers to turn to the black market."Consumer demand is far better served by legitimate companies than by the illegal operators that will surely grow as the government makes it increasingly difficult for people to buy their product of choice," wrote Susan Jones, head of corporate and regulatory affairs, in an email.So far, New Zealand officials have seen few cases of illegal tobacco sales.The South Pacific nation's smoking statistics are similar to those in other developed countries. According to a 2011 study by the World Health Organization, about 20 percent of adult New Zealanders smoke. That compares to about 16 percent of adults in the U.S., 17 percent in Australia, 23 percent in China and 27 percent in France.New Zealand already charges more than 70 percent tax on cigarettes, compared to 41 percent on average for China, 45 percent on average for the U.S., 64 percent for Australia and 80 percent for France.  [Questions.]1.당신은 뉴질랜드의 정책에 찬성하나요? 이유는?2.당신이 담배를 최초로 피우게 된 계기는?3.정부의 규제가 필요하다고 생각하는 항목이 있나요? 술, 약, 대중교통, 에너지 등등4.당신은 큰 정부를 선호하나요, 작은 정부를 선호하나요? [Topic3- Designs]Jonathan Ive, designer of Apple’s best-selling iMacs, iPods, iPhones and iPads has received a knighthood from Britain’s Queen Elizabeth. This means he can now put “Sir” Richard on his business cards. The honour is the highest award the Queen can give to a citizen. Sir Richard received it for his services to design and enterprise – his iconic designs of Apple’s products helped turn the Silicon Valley giant into the world’s most admired brand and most valuable company. <a name="_GoBack" class="bookmark_anchor" id="synap_bk__GoBack"></a>He has worked with Apple since the mid-1990s and is Senior Vice President of Industrial Design. He shared Apple co-founder Steve Jobs’ passion for great quality and stylish products. Many of these have few buttons but are highly functional and easy to use.Ive said of his award: “To be recognized with this honour is absolutely thrilling and I am both humbled and sincerely grateful.” Ive told reporters his childhood dream was to be a designer, saying: “I discovered at an early age that all I’ve ever wanted to do is design. I feel enormously fortunate that I continue to be able to design and make products with a truly remarkable group of people here at Apple.” Steve Jobs supposedly called Ive his “soul mate” because of their shared understanding of simplicity in design. He elevated the British designer to a special position within Apple, answerable only to Jobs. Six of beautiful andIve’s works, including the original iPod, are housed in a collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.[Questions.]1.    What do you think of Jonathan Ive’s award?2.    What other famous designers do you like?3.    What do you think of the company Apple?4.    What do you think of Samsung’s designs?5.    When was the last time you were humbled?6.    What was your childhood dream?7.    What’s the most important factor to make good designs?8.    Do you think iPods and iPads should be in New York’s Museum of Modern Art? [Topic4- Rainy days]Korea has a fifth season, when the monsoon rain and tropical heat wave inundates the Peninsula. Weather forecasts say the monsoon will begin early, around mid-June and last a while.  For the fashion-sensitive, the wet season can mean limp hair, damp clothes ― a nightmare for silk ― and ruined shoes. But there are ways to work around the wet mess, with rain-friendly shoes, smart closet management and other general safety measures.  [Questions.]1. When it rains do you feel good or bad? 2. Do you have any good rain memories?3. Have you ever shared your umbrella with a stranger?4. What do you usually do on rainy days?5. Do you like to listen to songs when it rains?If so, what kind of songs do you normally listen to?6.Have you ever gone out and played in the rain?7. When  it rains, what clothes do you wear? Have you weared rain boots? What do you think about rain boots?8.There are many brands which produce rain boots such as Jimmy choo(800000 won), Hunte(200000 won)r, or low price brand(10000~50000 won). Do you think they have gap of quality even though they are just made of rubber?8. In Korea, there is proverb that if you give someone shoes, he/she will leave you. Do you belive that kind of saying?    뉴커머 참석을 희망하시는분은 댓글 달지 마시고 저에게 먼저 연락주세요~  참여댓글 양식 example)   1st / peter / 참석합니다